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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15
IRON VESSELS.
How John Wilkinson Was Ridiculed and
Abused by His Contemporaries.

How John wilkinson Was Ridiculed and
Abused by His Contemporaries.
The present is known as the iron age
for iron is replacing one material after
another in industry, in commerce and
in art. Iron ships, above all are taking
the place of wooden ones upon the sea.
1t is marvellous sight that one sees in
visiting the great navy-yards and ship
yards, where climbers of steel are
constantly turned out from the molds,
while upon these timbcrs iron sheets in
strips like the planks of old, are firmly
fastened with bcwildering swiftness.
''In the last generation" says re-
cent writer, 1.-THE mariner slept with
nothing between him and the fathom-
less abyss but plank. Now he has but
II thin piece of metal IL its place; but
how solid and safe a separation
1t was an Englishman named John
Wilkinson, who, in the last century,
first thought of building ships of iron.
He had made little fortune by the
manufacture of an iron case or.receiver
for a flat-iron, which served to protect
the linen in ironing. 1t occurred to
him one day that iron could be used to
build u boat that would float. His
friends and companions, and especial
ly such of them rs were ship-buildcrs,
secuted the idea. A ship of iron float
indeed! A forge owner, before whom
Wilkinson explained his theory, took a
horseshoe, and, throwing it into tub
of water, exclaimed: Eyes, your iron
boat will foat-just like that" But
Wilkinson had way to build his boat,
and did build ~ What was more, IL
floatcd beautifully; and it was the be
ginning of the enormous fleet Of iron
ships which now covers the ocean.
John Wilkinson died in 1908, rich and
honorcd. As sort of recognition OF
the metal which had made him celc-
brated, he had himself buried in a
sheet-iron casket.-Y Youths Companion.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15
The Falkland Islands.

These islands consist of cluster in
the South Atlantic Ocean, between
latitude 5lo and $50 West, numbering
nearly 200, and presenting an an area
of about $4,000 square miles. OF the
two largest islands, respectively called
East and West Falkland, and sepa-
rated from each other by narrow
sound, the former has an area of g.
900 square miles, the latter Of 1000
square miles the rest are small islets.
On account of the peculiar climate,
the thermometer ranging in the win
ter between 800 and 500, and in sum-
mer from 400 and 60, with frequent
rain and high winds, the soil is much
better adapted to pasturage than to
cultivation. No trees, no fruits,
scarcely anything but few vegita-
bles are raised in the settlement,
judging from the sample of Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh sent me, in its
effect in my case, | fully believe it is
Excelsior" Enclosed find 50c., for
which please send me package.
III. ID. KNowLToS.
Holland, n. Y, March 3, 1885.
but the natural grass is extremely
luxuriant, and horses and cattle, orig
inally imported by the Buenos Ayre-
ans and others, have gone on increas-
ing in an astonishing degree. Pigs
and rabbits are also abundant, and the
coasts TEEN with fish. The islands
were first discovered by Davis in 1892.
In 1890 they were visited by Strong,
who gave them the name which they
now bear. French, Spanish and Eng
lish settlements have alternately been
formed on them, but the English have
ultimately retained possession of them.
Port Stanley, thriving town with an
excellent harbor, on East Falkland, is
an entirely English settlement.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


Default having been made in the conditions of a
certain mortgage made by Moses III. Hubbard Of the
township Of Alpena, in the county of Alpcna and
State OF Michigan to John d. Norton OF The city OF
Pontiac and State of Michigan dated the 10th day OF
November, eighteen hundred and seventy-eght and
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for
Alpena county, Michigan, on the 18th day OF De-
eember eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, in
liner / Of mortgages, at page 44si on which mort
gage there is claimed TO be due at the date OF this
notice, the sum of one thousand one hundred and
law having been instituted TO recover the moneys
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof now
therefore by virtue of the power OF sale contained
IN said mortgage, and of the statute IN such case
made and provided,
Notice Is hereby given that ON
SATURDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST,
eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, at o'clock II
the afternoon, shall sell at public auction, to Tn,
highest bidder, at the front door OF the Cour
House, on Chisholm street, in the city OF Alpena
Michigan, that being the place whore the Circuit
Court for Alpena county is held, the premises de-
scribed in said mortgage, OF so much thereof ~
may be necessary TO pay the amount due on said
,.,srtgaQe with seven per cent. interest, and al
legal costs the premises being described in said
mortgage as follows, TO witt The west half OF the
southwest quarter of section three ~, the east
half Of the southeast quarter the southeast quar-
Ter Of the northeast quarter, and the northeast
auarter of the southwest quarter OF section toul
a. and the east half Of the northeast quarter
section nine lol, all in town thirty 1901 north,
f"'se e'e"' W. JOHN ID. NORTON,
Mortgages
j. p. NEWTON,
Dated ut Alpena, Michigan, May 18th, 1881
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
COWSLIPS.


When mists beside the river kneel
Like still gray nuns at mathis,
And oatlSins DER the willows steal
All dressed In silvery satins,
Before the soldier-reeds unblnd
Their swords to tilt against the wind,
Before the grass begins 10 toss,
Its pretty fancies trilling,
Or buttercups lind yellow floss
Enough TO make their frilling,
The cowslips sit in golden crowds
Beneath dim Aprils frowning clouds.
Alone within the fields they bide;
No lover that way fingers;
The alders by the broolklets side
Reach down their long brown fingers;
One lonely robin on the wing,
is calling plaintively for spring.
hut still, as brave and glad are they
As any summer beauty;
They ask no rosy holidays
They smile, for that's their duty.
And all the meadows gladness lies
Within their brave and shining eyes.
They promise days in one bright wreath
or bloom and sunbeams airyi
The sweetness OF their fresh young breath
They give the showers to carry
To lonely homesteads, near and far,
Where hearts that long for spring-time are.
AS II 'twere dew the rain drops wet
They take with CHEEKY lightness.
None praise them; but with fair pride yet,
They wear their homely brightness.
For truest courage has its birth
In an inward sense OF worth.
Susan Hartley S,cetf, IN 50. Nicholas.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15

Wild geese and ducks have become
so destructive pest to the grain fields
Of Alameda, CAL, that the farmers are
driven to the use of luminous scare
crows to drive them away. Cieve'aad
Leader.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15

Sandusky, o., Nov. ~, 1886.
have used Surprise Liniment for rheu-
matism aud testify that it is the very best
remedy ever tried. My wife used 1t for
sore throat and found speedy relief. Ed
ward Coley, coal dealer. Sl4y1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15

Mr.. NJ. Shoemaker, Vice President
Northern National Bank, Toledo, o., hay
ing suffered from rheumatism, says Sur.
prise Liniment Is the best he has ever used
Try it. At druggists. S14y1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-15

VNONsNMAs s sa sssss Of Con- 9s
cured every year by Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. 1t is q guaranteed prep
aration If 1t does not help you it will cost
you nothing. Try 1t. A single dose will
show its good effect. Trial bottles 10 cts.
For sale by Perkins & 20.
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nRoBArE NOTICE.

state OF Michigan, county OF Alpena, s.
Notice is hereby given that by an order OF the
Probate Court for the county Of Alpena made On
sror, that date were allowed fer creditors to pre-
sens their claims against the estate OF Daniel =
Carr, late Of said county, deceased, ana that All
sresi,ors af sad deceased are required to present
tbeir claims 10 said Probate Court at the Probate
Office in the city Of Alpepa, for examination and
allowance, on or before the 9TH day OF Deceeinoer
next ana that such claims will be heard before
ssid Court. on Monday, July 18th, September 9TH,
and November 2sth next, at ten o'clock IN the
'o''"0o' " GEORGE S. LESTER.
Judge Of Probate
Dated the sist day Of May, A. ID. 1897. s2'wS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
EXCLUSION tgood o days.. 81 Is

EXCURSION tgood days) 81 IS
Steamers c. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
PECK p Ps 70 !. :n Win % ra. a
Ss 2 a9 81 s,S,5
way. New.YOrE, and CourtsI Brooklyn.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
For Red Bank Long Branch. Grove Asbury Park
Ocean Beach, sysSg issi rSin Pfs.sas 49,
Trains leave York foot Corsndt and Dssbrosse Sta
ls exec Red rs
s;s sq s s mr. ss
and Sunday trains do not 81 Ocean Grove
HUrs ssp osS TT = Te00 PA J.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
a., r. GO: ana 20 mu.s..
sf p.o arI and S essss Hs,a
s.ss:s E s Ss : ssss 'a
,isso % :sSs :sis ' A0A'' $40 .'
No. and sDs sts sos % crsn:ion c:inss New
a .9S S.ssss 500 r.,.,,
,ss i.' % ,sSS' .sis M m '0' ''i' 'or'h'0
Elegant :I:.%ss Pus.. NiAsA. Fall. c,.ci.-
s.ratoE. spr,al. il:3O a m. $40 p n Drawings
Lsis 6serFs IL 50 ! N. SATURDAYS only. s,4sp.n N.
K:A' ss o ap,ts5 oaG Hss sssGs .sd g PIE
% Grand lots and Pheni.ia Ior Hotel Ksat
er.kal and Aoaataa House, 90 o. On iiso and ySs
PssnTiile. Cairo and Mountain House s,atee sla 1is
2 i,;So q M. S;ts m Drawinsroem car to cssskh on
.D.iy p.iy sse.ps saturday asasurd.ys only.
SsI paris: .s.ynss .ess"~:ss
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; y: = T;'' 'A''' ''''s.. g .sHss :s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
I KHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssESoER TRAINS Lave foot Of cersiasdt and D.
I. ..a .sss..4,.:: s.as. ,,.,. 49,.
s:,s:;ssf sS:::: CA!
$40 iss p.s:ssa principal iasss.sai.ss Soasa
:ss ss.;s
I'LL Sf Geneva Lysns TnIa Esohs:sss Bunis ~
Z $i:t fslr:: :,;:sss
f::: '::'i:s =; &c
g. se .u.n cSSst. h..i.sos ana a..r. .a.ss ps.sss
3 q Sss' ;ss '' ss ss::: su. ~
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NEW-iU"k GEM,.AL ASD HUDSON
GREET youRTRAcK Trunk LINE
Sk ~ fft' sE sSas 4 iri pEp ':1y'
Io, am. nd EIps cara 70 Albany
% os9ss: special
FAsSTs 81 A 2sS LIMITED composed
sS ARs . y: Ts:4. :;:
tiOsS m cnlosss kipss's drawing room cars to RoA-
III S0 "a. Wss,srp Nsv.YsrE snd Nortasro Express.
s.., .,y nd
. Troy and s.r. shrsusa
- Asss ss ". ss:ss :; 20 ss:ss "a Troy
% ra's ceIsAss Gss.s:: s fSs ss
I'D sss.ss bs I ss:Ysss !. Ais.:. ''1. .'
ts63U Clncnuau ana ~ LouiS EAptoSS VIA
sisepns Tor Cevslaad Cincinnati Indianapolis Ct
Louis Auburn, Geneva CanaadatgaA Clayton And Aexar
dria Bay Paul smith carAnAc &c VIA Utica daily
except Saturday D.niagcar Ssv-Yerk 70 Albany
4 %, Montreal snd Adirondack Express daily Sleep
Ing ears PasSsrI cad nostssa ya ssSses Point snS
Chsteaugay n. lake cha.y, Lysa Mountain Rs!pht
Leon Lzka ssrapse Paul sm;ths "a saeeSers ios tsa
sleeper July and after daiy except Sunday for Lusssns
.en., spscsi SLEEPER ssr!vs eecassess !toA ~ ssf
ss; Sasse: h.ss.s F.iis 6.s.s.sa !:.sa Deere. 90
a is N Nixht kxprsss ssepln<cArs % Aioany
Troy Coanects With Morning rsias fee the wet es
nightA ..
Y rs.x Plsss sss,s rssA 81 west ~, i1sass1
Mott Haven station t30th-S& New y0x -
- 7so Sslisa -. srssnya end ~ ssarsAss- ~"'
Weosss Express ell cheek Saessss non ss''S
sIus daily. esAsrs daily sxssss sanAae. sssss - -
HT8 ; 9oG6tf i:s'A'@A uxrHY MONTH
dsssesi supsrinssndsn,. 0ssaA fasssses A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

LIKE kAlLWAY.-Thr0ugh trains leave
aia. ss., rom as % slna.ss ..s
c. sss:s
Hornelsville 70 Cincinnati.
man bay and Baas. sleeping cesosss 10 Hssdvia
Cleveland. Cincinnati. chicago and - Louia PulmA1
toronto To- S s' Ham
70 sa p. and a
sa :,c s,o Pso9 IL. 81; sS
,:s i$sS isCS .'''. ,s', ss. ~'s
400 Las asa $40; $50 40 500. $40 $50 h%
S $50 o ssS 4, io .s.I ax i,GS s .S,
$780, c I'D oc Il u. Nss c s ssss t sg
SUNDAY. s:is a. s2o e,sc. Sop "a. :.
noon l..s 80 $50. SO tie 800 80 10 7is yX
$50 GsS & as y Sd iosS ssn1 ~ % s 0d
w:,.iei: as. BOO 1880 m. $50. ave n. sssAarl
80 e go .ua
cob D. suadAys. SIS q m. and 600 p N
ksntSomey soudout and Kinsston. 300 q m. $50 p n
ssrsas.s pQrnSrs r:st o Asys soc m ,sor@
$50 400 $50 m s.ndss DAY s2s sis SIS 500 ia
- - $50 $50 500 D. n:
$50 ss.t GO 80 - $500 30 G
1920 M. 500 $50 500 n The 800 n. train ssep2
r:isj ~ !so 800 1870 $50 $50
Tickets passage and Drawius Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obt nsd and The check
ID :sd ST. S7 T s,os y ~: r.
No ISL BTSstlya ~ :, the cSupasys dspesa
s aa s ssS s' ~. %'i 100 s' S'"YrE st s
0EO. DE HAvEN. O. p. AT L p. FARMER, O. Agt
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Nem Publications.
LADS LOVE

A LADS LOVE
~ "a succe.s and an honor and in every delightful
Thu hook IL more brilliant and holds the attention
clio civ nom the page the last says The Literary
World "A pleasant natural story OF love at summer re-
sort breezy cheerful little novel; says the ~ Tribune
of Arlo Batess book Price 81 20.
kOBERIS BROTHERS, Publishers. Boston.
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The sEAMErs BANK pom SAVINGS.
~ and 10 Wau-st
6teGnhsats Gno nailrpaos.

EOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
= p sasardsss q D n stssasS waiter Brstta Is
q = hs@ peg iost 81 lave n r
Rom visF Of tflak1a-st &C "A Hosss Ssnneos vita
Dssosa ani Albany 4 \
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Fu|I-Dress Sraight-Cut.

uNouksTroNAsLY THE CHOICEST CIGARETTE
MANUFACTURED. 1899 rvr urau
UNDER no cIRCuMsTANoEs Will THE hi"h
eta \ DARD OF THESE GOODS BE CHAN0k1 .ru
Tn EsE CieAEErrEf xLTH4TDGrna c9 PEI pIPSER.
kNCE ASKED. AND ALWAYS GIVE THE AoS' I'm
TPxcS e 70 cioARHITEs IN FOLLOWING STYLES
latest English (neW) Pocket Cases.
Cross Country (new) for the Saddle,
White Caps new for the Beach,
ANN THE POPULAR "rULLpREss" PACKAGE.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.. New-Ysrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
b.,iy ,sr s susdsysS
Leave sroety. Fy!t:nss ts s,.r Anns1,....sScS =.
New YORK. West 2sd:s observation-disclosures =.
4 :a
ssvs XiSssy ESQ = IN.
Anne BAND attached 70 each bosk
WEST POINT ..a cSsSbGTsas .s dow. day ss..
DR. e or s. Sy r 81 Ts s cs
Nth special raa on .ns f os cs.Ss rita
usi. srs., Nth siAdAsSz rf TIL lie x!: iss
~ Assn fS N ss.sS. .Ss pfcA
TO AM FROM sARATooA TIE Ns.Yor1 TEs.sis. Co
BOSTON, WATCH sGE4 F HILL NARRAaAN-
VIA sTONINGTON LINE. -
From New Pier So North River above os.slss
Pc. car
PENNSYLVANIA, A.! RA MIR y D.,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
NewYork wa Dssorossss and certlands Streets
HsSi.sars Pss:Surs and tn. West With Pslm.. pa.e:
e e:.a. S.a sSo{ns and s:.pss
ws'.s; no. @ Gerry Tor 4sa.1s Psssas
.s, :sa ,als night v..,,
Express OF Pullman PAror tars and Pe"nsylv.sis
s1ns sr I'D WE
nston ssS m; rssuar :! s2o 500 ana $40 g, Loo
SS .ss ~ M = =: M sunny, ''' '''
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a III RssS SAC m aas h%Si65 o. ssss
e a. Co. e: a:';
Boat. oiyn connect Win all through train, ms
zFat%: s.rsSs 40 80 liss 100
5S SsS sHo , sss lSs'
SS6, $50 TOO. 1920 $50. s:2o ss6. 1925 M, and
22o night sunday S sS S29 s'S Ss5 I ISss
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains via Desbrosses and Cors
land streets Ferries, ~ follows
tied Dsing c.rs and sn sao s;so "a,
Train leaving New,Ycrf daily except sunday at 500
an Dc snndsy % e o 1Ps Camden nd m and
i2:oi $50 xO5, 1to: 5:io e:s0 40 $40 $50 $40 II
40 p ny. iais. $50 $40 s So esS rig sra md
$50 p. IN. on Sunday. 1901 1920 4:05. 4!0 blo $3.50
$40 M l2%s 30 also Limited. BIS $50 7l2 ANA
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 900 a and 43o m
efs once. sas las and ga Broadway A,or House,
place and foot Of Desorosses and Cortland sta
courtst BROOKLYN Annex station foot o. Tslsonst
The New Transfer Company win call for and check
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

~ Trans leave from Chamberss. Station Epsewood
Tenaay.. Coster spsrtnI and Nyack $50 7.I9, eaQ
iosop n, ~ midnishs Sundays 7'lo $50 r. saa
b:3O Tl0 $50 NJ $50 6sS0 D. n (ls3o . n Saturday
only. sundayA ESQ N p m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For T1 The s Of rE g iss Bound proo.
sS Sc sS So 81 'ee So
svns zoo s ,S s..ns 'G :S s
rct.vs Etc 400 M for Ession. Bethiehs@ HiientO~S
ssSI:s:% xsssS.n S."ss c sSn
T.%sqas sSa%csin su9bHry Lsvi'sur,; WiIIiam,port
rsssS@
wike.barre scranton Tamaaua shamokin sunbury Lewis
80 n M Tor Fssron Bethlehem Allentown. eto
for ss ON saa
s 49, 'se i SUNDAY. M 500 m SO tVS sr R
Bank Long Branch osean Grove Except sundavsl Point
Io1 si5 m. $780, $3.50 p H.. for Lakewood Toms River
zoo M so M. for Atlantic CITY vinelana Br,as.tou
.so hoo $50 Sis D m sundays 500 m. 400 y.
lot f'''n NEW TGst%:!ERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
For LONG s4 BKRNc cqS ocF ~ 4 sRovE.&a
80 ;o 1890 ~ -
80 $50 for A,l,n:.s q T1sA lands a.
ESsrcp A.Sury po9i Ocean orovs ocean Beach SPRING
Al 4:so 500 a. m. ioo s4o p. for Lakewood. Toms
Ata 80 H. p M for vinsland Brtdgeton. Beach Haven
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST.
IL ERIN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
FkHIHs No 'n pusT Af1Ays ON TiMk FGLLMAS
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
for Water GAP siron.Sars scranton Bnsham,cn klmlrH
BAH Bnnao syrsens. os~rso Grcsns 9Isra NorT,sa
Wills and Northumberland at owexo for Ithaca and inferno
Jpn Binghamton and Eimra Express for Water Gap
e, esS s at
s.s.s. e.
Scranton Binghamton. owexo Eimirs Corning Bath way
land, Buffalo. 90. arriving In Buffalo 7l0 mi sleeping
. D. N Daily Bunaro Utica and osweso Express for
:TAD.o uS %
Tor Ithaca and 1termsiste stations rISsp. saturdays
RieSssld Springs a NJ daily sscop sundays . p IN
daily Pullman sleeper attached
we.tcott express offices in NewYork and Brooklyn.
EALL RIVER LINE.--FOR BOSTON,
j NEWPORT FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE is now being operated on
this route four steamers in commission Pilgrim Bristol
Ana E T5 EACH Lssyo
New York from Pier 2s told No N r. foot OF Murrayst
$3.50 M for Pan River direct connecting for BOSTON,
s:i5 p Newport due about 5,46 and Fs River
about connecting with express trains and through
SUNDAYS New.York $50 for all points Re-
co"n-ofion By Amer Boa, daily from Brooklyn p m
Tsis, s q; b. obtained N.,yess at
@ s s S2s ,os a 2s W ssa Whilst
CHORE LINE. all Rail Route. for Boston.
Fast Express :; u M daily pSswpGrs s.f,s::
or Sleeping Cars TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

EAST GREENWICH ACADEMY X. Ii
H Rsorganzed with . Board Of Management and the
the III ysars) succossfu Principal
nrstciass Boarding School Tor both seIea Charmnsy
Narraksbsett bay route mem nav
York Boston Thorough training with heete care .ne
comfsrts collsee PreSsraiery nsranre hnae ana AZ
tree Address rev y d Ella X EaLEE 4 NJ Principal.
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Dipi6eno Notices.

CEVENTIETH DIVIDEND.
y PACIFIC FIRE IHsU TRANCE COMPANY.
.eul- AZ vdend Of cent IN payable on dc
uand al the o the company, No 47O broadway
Hs~ Yors JaIy ia 1887 FRANK r. srINsoN Secy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
G,urd 0f saInlsks.

The Sisters of Charity tender the most
heartfelt thanks to the kind and genei.
Gus friends and benefactors of the dear
orphans under their charge, for the lib
eral donations of provisions, clothing,
candies, fruit, toys, etc., etc., where
with the "Holy Days" of the little ones
were made SO bright and gladsome.
Among ths donations received IN money
special thanks are offered to o. w.
Childs. Esq. AID Hon. w. H. Work.
man. each giving the handsome sum OF
500. The orphans prayers shall be the
best proof of their gratitude.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
For selling Opiates.

r. G. Guirado, an account OF whose
arrest for selling drachm of morphine
and one drachm of sulphate of morphia
to a man on the 6sh inst, without ascer-
tanning the purpose for which said poison
was purchased aud for failing to inquire
the name of the purchaser thereof, was
yesterday arraigned before Justice Aus
tin on the charge of misdemeanor. The
defendant was represented by Fl. A.
Barclay. He entered a plea of not
guilty, and will be tried on Friday,
January l4th, at P. M. Guirado was
released on his own recognizance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Runuways.

The horse of buggy, driven by
gen leman, ran away on Temple street,
yesterday. The driver was thrown out
and dragged quite distance on his
stomach. He had to be taken to doc
tor, as it was feared that his leg was
broken. At 4:30 there was runaway
on Main street. which was stopped In
front Of the Mcdonald Block. A sulky
was pretty we'll smashed up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
The orange Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, January D. 1901
EplroR HERALD:-The arrivals OF or
anges during the past week have NOT
been nearly as large as during the week
previous. There is a good demand tor
clean. bright fruit at good prices, bul
Door fruit is slow of sale. Competitioh
from Mexican fruit is not SO lively as IL
was, neither has fruit grown In the
Northern California Citrus Belt COM
menced to cut any igars, so We nope
onr friends in the Southern Belt will not
entirely give up this village as market
for their produce.
An enthusia ii Northern or Central
or Upper Citrus Belt admirer said to
Southern Citrus Belt representative the
other day: "We are going to lead you
a merry dance in the sweet by and by,
whereupon the Southern representative
said: '.Hell, man, You cant, you hav'nt
the climate"-(ao reference to the Senate
rial contest.) However, the residents are
going to try it on and may grow some
few oranges yet. "Quien Sabe."
California fruit. well packed. commands
good prices and is In fair demand; poor
fruit is hard to sell. The low price OF foreign
frui naturally has decided effect in keep
ing down the price Of the California srticie.
LIMEs-Dull Of sale aud demand very
slack. .ho,r
We hope our friends who have sold their
orange crops will drop us postal, as they
will have no futther use for thee postal
cards, and we can then discontinue them'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09

Some say Consumption can't be cured.'
Ayers Cherry Pector u, as proved by forty
years experience, will cure this disease
when not already advanced beyond the
reach of med cal aid. Even then its use af-
fords very great relief and insures refresh
inc slepD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Board of supervisors.
JANUARY s, 1887,

JANUARY o, IOOT'
A warrant to pay to King, an indi.
gent, was ordered drawn, payable to the
Chairman of the Board.
The Clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for the printing of the delin-
quent tax list for the fiscal year SS7 So.
The Clerk was also instructed to ad-
vertise until January II, 1887, for pro-
posals to bury the INDECENT dead OF the
county.
Adjourned to January II, at l0A. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: r. e. Beswick to Il.
Nimmo, Fred. Walker to Mrs. M. Il.
Curtis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
First.Class Investment

For parties wishing TO invest In interest
bearing securities. For bonds or further
iuformstion apply to J. w. SCOTT. santa
Monica, OF Firsf National Bank, Los Ange.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
The Hotel Arcadia
First Mortgage Coupon Bonds.

COSO EACH, BEARING INTEREST AT
SAOU 10 per cent, payable semf-annu'
ally, and secured by first mortgaee 10 \:
F. SPENCE, Trustee, on property valued al
f75 00O. ara
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appe-
tite, Yellow skin? Shi.oh's Vitalizer is a
positive cure. G. F. Reinzeman, agent, Los
Anpatps
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts, so cts. and 81. G. +. Heinzeman, agent.
Los Angeles.